The UFO Wave That Shocked the Nation: Exeter, New Hampshire (1965) by Preston Dennett In the early morning hours of September 3, 1965, eighteen-year-old Norman Muscarello was walking along a highway three miles south of Exeter, New Hampshire when a brilliant glowing red craft swooped down overhead. He watched it perform fantastic maneuvers for almost 15 minutes until it moved off. He flagged down a car who brought him to the local police station. Norman spilled out his story to Officer Regina...

The UFO Wave That Shocked the Nation: Exeter, New Hampshire (1965) by Preston Dennett In the early morning hours of September 3, 1965, eighteen-year-old Norman Muscarello was walking along a highway three miles south of Exeter, New Hampshire when a brilliant glowing red craft swooped down overhead. He watched it perform fantastic maneuvers for almost 15 minutes until it moved off. He flagged down a car who brought him to the local police station. Norman spilled out his story to Officer Regina...

The UFO Wave That Shocked the Nation: Exeter, New Hampshire (1965) by Preston Dennett In the early morning hours of September 3, 1965, eighteen-year-old Norman Muscarello was walking along a highway three miles south of Exeter, New Hampshire when a brilliant glowing red craft swooped down overhead. He watched it perform fantastic maneuvers for almost 15 minutes until it moved off. He flagged down a car who brought him to the local police station. Norman spilled out his story to Officer Regina...

The UFO Wave That Shocked the Nation: Exeter, New Hampshire (1965) By Preston Dennett In the early morning hours of September 3, 1965, eighteen-year-old Norman Muscarello was walking along a highway three miles south of Exeter, New Hampshire when a brilliant glowing red craft swooped down overhead. He watched it perform fantastic maneuvers for almost 15 minutes until it moved off. He flagged down a car who brought him to the local police station. Norman spilled out his story to Officer Regina...

I consider this to be up there with Budd Hopkin's "Intruders" and David Jacob's "The Threat" as being one of the most important books on any subject ever written In the past year and a half I have now read the following books The Flying Saucer Conspiracy by Donald Keyhoe (1955) (315 pages) The Interrupted Journey by John Fuller (1966) (464 pages) The Andreasson Affair by Ray Fowler (1979) (241 pages) Missing Time by Budd Hopkins (1981) (258 pages) Communion by whitley strieber (1987) (320 pag...